Tag: Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company
THE POST OFFICE
In the fading daylight, Ash (Alexis Bitner, Olympus High
School) tells the others surrounding her bed, “I can see the courier riding
down the narrow road that winds like a ribbon through the...
EDITOR’S NOTE: For a detailed preview of The Post Office, see The Utah Review’s accompanying feature.
Ever experience the fatigue of using
social media outlets but for fear of missing out (FOMO) on the latest...
There were plenty of captivating moments in two programs to
cap the inaugural Dance
West Summer Fest – hosted by Repertory
Dance Theatre, Ririe-Woodbury
Dance Company and The University of Utah’s Salt Dance Fest.
There was a satisfying range of works in Topography,
presented...
Dance is the empress jewel in the crown of Utah’s performing
arts history. Accordingly, dance is represented in numerous ways at this year’s
Utah Arts Festival. There are two world
premiere dance commissions by Ballet West artists Katlyn Addison and...
As a compelling testimony to the impact of three immensely successful artistic institutions coming together in the heart of Utah's dance culture, the inaugural Dance West Summer Fest – hosted by Repertory Dance Theatre, Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company...
In the hands of the collaborators for the recent Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company concert, the stories of the Red Fred Project were transformed into a vibrant, colorful, innocent, joyful, poignant and glistening landscape. For the project’s young authors...
Artistic collaborations lead to many strategic benefits. They
can make a lesser known creative group more visible, expand the potential
audience base, secure additional financial resources and fine-tune longer term
objectives for organizations that must prove their relevance in a...
More apparent every year, the Utah Enlightenment is audacious, experimental and unflinching in its artistic entrepreneurship. In 2018, the pool for considering the most definitive moments of the Utah Enlightenment was as expansive and diverse as ever.
The Utah Review...
In between its 54th and 55th seasons, the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company traveled in May to Mongolia and South Korea, as part of DanceMotion USA℠’s cultural diplomacy program.
In Mongolia, the dancers and company staff taught master classes in contemporary...
We rely on skilled journalists and editors to make sense of a volatile news cycle. Forty years ago, Umberto Eco wrote about the artist who protests through form in The Open Work. In part, he suggested that the artist,...
